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say today about this announcement. >> The response from theublic, from stakeholders, small businesses, been absolutely overwhelmingly positive. People are excited. They are going to enjoy the same choice and convenience as other canadians and other people right across the w. >> Reporter: originally slated for 2026, just before the election year. The government had to speeded up until now. And they cut a deal with the beer store. Ontario will give the beer store $226 million. That money is to ensure that the beer store will still -- stillhold on to its footprint of about 300 or 350 stores. Th lcbo will see a revenue drop as well, lea to questions as to why taxpayer dollars are bespent on an arrangement that not a lot of people might buy into. Reporting live, I colin d'mello. Back to you. >> Advanced voting opens today for mississauga's mal by-election. Former mayor bonnie crombie resigned at the start of this year after deciding to run as leader of the ontario liberal party. There are 16 candidates, including the former may ex-husband, brian crombie. Recent polling suggest that carolyn parrish, former councilor and mp had a wide lead earlier this nominations closed. Advanced polls are open today d tomorrow at city hall with election day on june 10th. A disturbing and dangerous online trend h montréal's transit authority ramping up security and vigilance after video showed teens behind the control panel of metro cars. Brayden jagger haines has more. >> The stm is investigating concerning videos clating online of thrill seekers breaking into operating card cabins of the metro trains while in service. [ ] >> Reporter: anonymous urban explorers amassed thousands of views on tiktok with stunts like this. The o shows adrenaline junkies behind the control panel of the metro train when it is motion full of passengers. Able move in both directions, montréal metro trains have operator cabins, one at each end. Only the cabin at the front the train is occupied by the driver when in service. And only one panel is functional at a time. Declining an on camera intervi in a statement and stm official said that these people are taking an enormous risk. The stm findstm finds he's asked deplorable and extremely dangerous. Each incident is reported to police, but officials did not say how many have occurred. Fearing an increase in popularity, of the stm says they arere of the phenomenon and is moring the situation closely to find stott -- and notifying staff and it's 170 security consts to be on the lookout for any suspicious activity. Brayden jagger haines, global news, montréal. [ ] it is friday afternoon on the shortened workweek. And it's autiful day across most of ontario, in to the prov of québec as well. It is however quite a bit cooler as you venture further north. Fourteen wiarton in muskoka, ten in sudbury and north bay. Fifteen in ottawa, 19 in montréal. Part of the reason for the cooler conditions up north is a cloud deck. And there is the southern extent. I don't expect it to drop much further south, but were seeing a northwest wind ushering in some cooler and dry air for this time of year. The radar does not show any shower activity until you get back through parts of québec. City it's been a wet morning. Some lingering showers now. Montréal not expecting anything this afternoon other wind. Which is gusting up to 41 kilometres per hour.light wind across southwestern ontario. As far as thisfternoon to hide, will be mild. Twenty-seven across...midteens as you venture just a little bit to the north. There is some rain on the way. Unfortunately, for we will talk about showers and storms and how long they will last coming up. >> Announcer: you are watching global news. [ ] It's Leon's Storewide Super Sale! Save up to 50% on furniture. Save up to 50% on mattresses. Plus, get an l2 washer and dryer set for only $99uding a 2 year warranty! sday! Looking for a natural health product to reduce your joint pain. Try Genacol® Pain Relief.

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